Sentence examples for expected points on from inspiring English sources

The metric should be useful because it is reported in units of average expected points on exams and because exam points predict most of the variation in final grade (see Results).

The RSSTSP works as follows: The value and direction of steering force are first determined based on the current actual point and the expected point on the ground.

According to ESPN Stats & Information, Tampa Bay leads the league in expected points added (50.8) on passes that travel at least 20 yards downfield, a sign of how successful Tampa Bay's deep passing game has been in 2012.

Expected Points Added (EPA) measures a player's impact on the net score difference.

We compared the number of expected point mutations based on this rate with the number observed in each cloned specimen, taking into account the entire length of the amplified and sequenced DNA (the number of clones x the number of positions; Table  4).

Carmelo was putting on the kind of show fans had come to expect: twenty-two ponnts on four hundred shots.

The expected operating point on the summary ROC (Receiver operating characteristic), a pooled estimate of all studies, corresponded to a sensitivity of 0.79 (95% CI: 0.71 0.86), a specificity of 0.88 (95% CI: 0.80 0.93), a positive likelihood ratio of 6.5 (95% CI: 4.0 10.7), and a negative likelihood ratio of 0.24 (95% CI: 0.17 0.32).

Poland's central bank cut interest rates by a larger than expected 75 basis points on Tuesday afternoon, increasing the pace of monetary easing as it seeks to protect the economy from the fallout of a euro zone recession.

Manilow's "Harmony" has been in the works for more than 15 years and was at one point expected to open on Broadway in 2003.

The solution heavily depends on the parameter ν that corresponds to the fraction of data points expected to be on the other side of the decision boundary with respect to the origin.

In the present study, items were removed on the basis of the magnitude of DIF which was determined by a large difference (> 1 point) between expected scores on the item; if there was DIF between more than one subgroup variable; or if DIF was present on a relatively large part of the disability continuum.